Other People's Kids

Ten days in the life of a high school disciplinarian that uses stories from real experience to discuss some methods that work with young people at school. It is both a humorous and sobering look at the joys and sorrows of working with kids at the high school level.

The author uses his 33 years of experience to create a fictionalized account of ten days in the life of a high school disciplinarian. The author uses humor to convey a message of a positive vision he has of how best to work with the high school population. He also emphasizes the problems and pitfalls facing school people today when society requires much from them at work and at home. The book tries to deliver both a good laugh, and some serious thought at the same time.